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Usage with keystone.mount() #19

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snawbel opened this issue Jan 14, 2015 · 4 comments
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Usage with keystone.mount() #19

snawbel opened this issue Jan 14, 2015 · 4 comments

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@snawbel
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snawbel commented Jan 14, 2015

Great module! What would the initialization look like when using Keystone as a standalone module with keystone.mount('/admin', app, ...) setup?

@shlomiassaf
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I need to check it, I never tried keystone as a standalone.

The main issue might be in the middleware proxies that enables token based authentication but more important, cancel the cookie based session persistence.

I will have to check and see...

@snawbel
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snawbel commented Jan 14, 2015

Thanks. For me it is a very attractive scenario to be able to easily set up a standalone KeystoneJS-powered backend that exposes a (resty-stone-powered) REST api to be consumed by, say, a React or Angular client.

I will poke around the resty-stone and KeystoneJS codebases to get a better understanding for how things work, and try to get the standalone setup running.

@shlomiassaf
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I will update when I have a solution.
If you can test it, it will be greaty

@ctaepper
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+1

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